For students entering K–5th grade
8:30am–4:30pm | Bring your own lunch

If you’re looking for a camp that’s creative, structured, and absolutely PACKED with hands-on art… welcome home. Our Full-Day Fine Art Camp gives young artists the chance to explore professional-level techniques in a kid-friendly, confidence-building environment.

Every day, campers complete 4–5 high-impact art projects, each inspired by a featured artist or artistic movement. From painting and printmaking to clay, collage, mixed media, and watercolor—this camp is designed to keep them learning, experimenting, and creating all day long.

No baby crafts. No “color this in and call it art.”  Just real projects, real skills, and real FUN.

What Campers Will Experience

• Daily Featured Artist — Kids will explore the life, style, and signature techniques of a new artist each day (think Van Gogh, Alma Thomas, Yayoi Kusama, Faith Ringgold, Monet, and more).

• 4–5 Art Projects Per Day — Each themed to the artist of the day and ranging in medium, style, and complexity.

• Hands-On Skill Building — Shading, blending, composition, color theory, pattern, line work, texture, and creative problem-solving.

• Creative Freedom — We encourage individuality and personal flair in every project—no two pieces will ever look alike.

• “I’m Done!” Stations — Early finishers get access to bonus stations like drawing prompts, sculpture trays, watercolor minis, and small craft challenges to keep their creativity flowing.

What’s Included

✔️ All high-quality art supplies
✔️ Professional instruction
✔️ A huge variety of mediums
✔️ Tons of finished projects to take home
✔️ A fun, positive, creative environment

Campers must bring their own lunch and a water bottle.  We provide all materials and handle all the glorious mess.

Who This Camp Is Perfect For

Kids who love to draw, paint, build, glue, sculpt, splash color everywhere, and come home saying, “Guess what I made today?”
Kids who thrive with structure AND creativity.
Kids who want a full day of real art—not babysitting disguised as camp.